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dennis gartman -- >> thanks, mel. always good to be seen. >> b.k., want to go to you quickly because you said over the weekend long euros. with a sad face. because at that point the trade looked -- >> that was sunday. i sent a sad face over because i was long euros. but it bounced. i'm going to still hold on to it. 200-day moving average is still my stop out point. it goes back to the point that if you pair it you end up with a very hard currency. that's the euro. >> are men sending sad faces? >> yeah. >> apparently. >> the stronger men are. >> what happened in russia today is it traded all the way back to the 200 moving day. i don't think you need to catch this knife in the case of -- i agree with dennis in that russia will be bombing the tape with very caustic comments. so there will be rhetoric. russia and emerging markets have underperformed developed markets. if you look at a chart of eem against the s&p we're well through one-year lows and i don't think emerging markets see a need to turn that tide right here. s
dennis gartman -- >> thanks, mel. always good to be seen. >> b.k., want to go to you quickly because you said over the weekend long euros. with a sad face. because at that point the trade looked -- >> that was sunday. i sent a sad face over because i was long euros. but it bounced. i'm going to still hold on to it. 200-day moving average is still my stop out point. it goes back to the point that if you pair it you end up with a very hard currency. that's the euro. >> are...
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good to see you, dennis. >> maria, good to have me on. nice to be here, especially following jim grant. >> today wasn't flat, the market was down 90 points on the dow, but it was certainly nervous. what would you say about today's market average and what does it tell us as far as what's ahead? >> i think what we're seeing is a continuation of problems emanating from cyprus. i'm one of those problems who believes that the cyprus circumstance is a good deal more serious than most people are giving it attention to. over the course of the last week, we're down, what, 20 points in the s&p. gold is up $20. you're down 2 1/2 big figures in the euro. things are not acting very well. things, i think, are act ving vy poorly. and the world is coming to an understanding that what has happened by the mandarins, as jimmy grant calls them, in brussels, what is happening is a very disconcerting, very deleterious circumstance, and i think prices are likely need lower. i've been agnostic towards stock since the middle of february, very bullish in november,
good to see you, dennis. >> maria, good to have me on. nice to be here, especially following jim grant. >> today wasn't flat, the market was down 90 points on the dow, but it was certainly nervous. what would you say about today's market average and what does it tell us as far as what's ahead? >> i think what we're seeing is a continuation of problems emanating from cyprus. i'm one of those problems who believes that the cyprus circumstance is a good deal more serious than...
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la toya: dennis. dennis: hope you don't hate me. no, no, no. i love you. i thought we were gonna win this. that was so easy. [ voice breaking ] i thought he was buying it. i know. i'm sorry. you guys make sure you -- you get her off, okay? we're gonna try our best. ugh. okay. tell your mother i said hi. i will. all right. thank you. all right. all right. arsenio: you did what you had to do. trump: i had -- i had no choice. i had no choice. i had a great choice if she brought back omarosa. but i had no choice when she didn't. i couldn't believe it. [ heroic music plays ] captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com closed caption funding provided by mark burnett productions, inc. la toya: omarosa is the most evil person i have ever met. she's a no-good, conniving, scheming cutthroat -- probably pulled the cord on michael duncan clarke, and i thought mr. trump was falling for that fake cry. "michael. michael." such a lie. when i met her, i knew she was a snake. i should have handled her a little bit differently. they will always bite you. > i'm jim cramer. welcome to
la toya: dennis. dennis: hope you don't hate me. no, no, no. i love you. i thought we were gonna win this. that was so easy. [ voice breaking ] i thought he was buying it. i know. i'm sorry. you guys make sure you -- you get her off, okay? we're gonna try our best. ugh. okay. tell your mother i said hi. i will. all right. thank you. all right. all right. arsenio: you did what you had to do. trump: i had -- i had no choice. i had no choice. i had a great choice if she brought back omarosa. but i...
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>> no, it is not goldmember, it's dennis gartman. why he's protecting a big rotation from stocks into gold later on on the "closing bell." back in a moment. how do traders using technical analysis streamline their process? at fidelity, we do it by merging two tools into one. combining your customized charts with leading-edge analysis tools from recognia so you can quickly spot key trends and possible entry and exit points. we like this idea so much that we've applied for a patent. i'm colin beck of fidelity investments. our integrated technical analysis is one more innovative reason serious investors are choosing fidelity. now get 200 free trades when you open an account. >>> welcome >>> welcome back, everybody. let's take a look at this market. we are worsening as we approach the close. the dow industrials now down 76 points. the worst-performing dow stock right now is cisco, down about 4%. of course, that on the heels of oracle, which is the worst-performing s&p 500 stock. that's down 10% on oracle. there's cisco, down 4%. that's g
>> no, it is not goldmember, it's dennis gartman. why he's protecting a big rotation from stocks into gold later on on the "closing bell." back in a moment. how do traders using technical analysis streamline their process? at fidelity, we do it by merging two tools into one. combining your customized charts with leading-edge analysis tools from recognia so you can quickly spot key trends and possible entry and exit points. we like this idea so much that we've applied for a...
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. >> dennis? >> it's interesting. i was going to say on the chart 36.5 is a long term resistance level. if it breaks above that you could see a bit of a bell. >> we deliver with trades on four stocks. goldman social, sony, the power shares, db, agricultural funt and holly frontier. murph is on the hot seat again. >> goldman is a name you want to own. this i think out of all the financials i would own bank of america but number two would be goldman sachs. it has had a nice pullback. i think they trade a lot higher in the long term. >> samsung is down the street unveiling new tv things today. sony is right in front of you right now. what do you do? >> sony is an interesting stock. when you go back a year ago, they were trading over $20. it got under $10 a share and now it's back to $17. low volumes. i'm not sure what they're doing. they haven't recovered since the walkman failed versus everything apple. they have the potential of going forward with the watch. only one analyst following the name, i think there are other
. >> dennis? >> it's interesting. i was going to say on the chart 36.5 is a long term resistance level. if it breaks above that you could see a bit of a bell. >> we deliver with trades on four stocks. goldman social, sony, the power shares, db, agricultural funt and holly frontier. murph is on the hot seat again. >> goldman is a name you want to own. this i think out of all the financials i would own bank of america but number two would be goldman sachs. it has had a...
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dennis is the marketplace editor and columnist with the wall street journal. nice to she you on the program. >> good to see you, foo. >> what would this digital watch from whoever looks like? what would it do? >> it's hard to say exactly. some of the reports basically suggest it's an adjunct to your smart phone. it works as a mini interface to everything your smart phone does. the real potential for these types of devices is really to serve as a sensor. not so much what it's telling you, but what information it's collecting. at a fitness monitor, a nutrition monitor. all the things that are now separate devices can become a linked device and turn you from a man to a machine. >> that's actually the reality of the situation right now, dennis, in case you didn't know. getting back to the information -- >> thank you. >> any time. >> going back to this the information that this watch may, in fact, collect as a consumer, i would be concerned about privacy and what happens to this information, which would make me more reluctant to strap this thing on my wrist and let
dennis is the marketplace editor and columnist with the wall street journal. nice to she you on the program. >> good to see you, foo. >> what would this digital watch from whoever looks like? what would it do? >> it's hard to say exactly. some of the reports basically suggest it's an adjunct to your smart phone. it works as a mini interface to everything your smart phone does. the real potential for these types of devices is really to serve as a sensor. not so much what it's...
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. >> dennis rodman. >> deadin rodman and king jong iii. i think that might mistake him mad enough. >> do we know what michael jackson song? >> no. i have no idea. ♪ >> thriller? >> we don't know. we don't know if dennis was in drag. we don't know whether they were slow dancing. all this is going to get us in trouble. we've just been blacked out in china. anyway, china's exchange rate controls sigh better spying and president obama leaves tonight for israel. no major policy breakthroughs are expected. this is the president's first visit to the west bank since moving into the white house. i think he was there maybe before becoming president. >>> why don't we take a look at the markets this morning. down day, up day, down day, futures are barely budging. dow futures up by less than 2 points. s&p futures up by less than one point. yesterday, it was the biggest losses. financials led the decline all day long, but in the afternoon selling picked up in energy stocks, materials, consumer discretionaries. if you're watching oil prices this mornin
. >> dennis rodman. >> deadin rodman and king jong iii. i think that might mistake him mad enough. >> do we know what michael jackson song? >> no. i have no idea. ♪ >> thriller? >> we don't know. we don't know if dennis was in drag. we don't know whether they were slow dancing. all this is going to get us in trouble. we've just been blacked out in china. anyway, china's exchange rate controls sigh better spying and president obama leaves tonight for israel....
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. >> dennis rodman's favorite country. >> his buddy. the animal torturer. plus a u.s. federal watchdog says fannie mae and freddie mac will repay their government bailout sooner than expected. the many reason revamped terms of the taxpayer funded rescue that went into effect this year and since the gses were seized by the government if 2008 they have drown $188 billion in taxpayer funds to stay afloat. they paid 58 billion to treasury in dividends and the company returned to profitability and earnings are swept into the treasury as a dividend payment for a government's stake in the firms. >> good news if you were going to have a yard sale on ebay. they will overall fees for sellers. the company is going to lower costs for many sellers as it steps up competition with amazon. fees will be determined by contract categories. in the past the percentage fee was based on the items priced. if you are going to sell some old golf clubs, joe, you may get a lower fee. yahoo! reportedly in talks for daily motion. this is ceo marissa mayer's biggest deal since taking over as ceo. th
. >> dennis rodman's favorite country. >> his buddy. the animal torturer. plus a u.s. federal watchdog says fannie mae and freddie mac will repay their government bailout sooner than expected. the many reason revamped terms of the taxpayer funded rescue that went into effect this year and since the gses were seized by the government if 2008 they have drown $188 billion in taxpayer funds to stay afloat. they paid 58 billion to treasury in dividends and the company returned to...